Pete Bridgwood is a fine-art landscape photographer from Nottingham. Many examples of his work have featured in national photography magazines and in the Sunday Times, he has had images exhibited in national exhibitions at the Camera Club in London and at the National Theatre on London’s Southbank. Pete writes a monthly column in Outdoor Photography magazine.

"I have an obsession, an obsession with creating beautiful imagery. Like all photographers I want to share my obsession and display my imagery to an audience, in the hope that my images will stimulate reflection, appreciation, inspiration and most of all enjoyment.

As a digital artist, digital manipulation of my images is a vital part of their creation, I use the creative process (both at the capture stage and in post-processing) to subtly enhance the 'atmosphere' and 'soul' of a scene rather than to corrupt or debase it. The enduring lure of landscape photography is perpetuated for me, by emotional transference. The seemingly impossible challenge of encapsulating the emotion surrounding a special moment in time and successfully transferring all that emotion through to the viewer of the final exhibited print.

In selecting images for Masters of Vision, I have chosen those representations of reality which I feel most successfully transfer the feelings and emotions I felt personally when I was in the midst of these spectacular scenes".

To see more of Pete's work, visit www.petebridgwood.com